The Finder

Walter Sherman, a former Iraq War investigator, possesses an extraordinary ability to find anything or anyone. Suffering from a minor brain injury that gives him this unique gift, he travels the country with his trusty dog, Leo, helping people locate missing persons and objects. His unconventional methods often bring him into contact with law enforcement and dangerous situations.

The Finder garnered mixed reviews from critics, with many praising Geoff Stults's charismatic performance and the show's unique premise. However, some critics found the storylines to be formulaic and questioned its longevity, noting that it struggled to establish a consistent tone and identity amidst a crowded procedural landscape.

• Praised for its likable lead and intriguing premise of finding anything.
• Criticized for predictable storylines and a struggle to define its niche.
• Appreciated for its lighthearted, adventurous tone.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally found 'The Finder' to be an entertaining and enjoyable show, appreciating the unique abilities of the protagonist and the generally upbeat nature of the investigations. Some viewers noted that while not groundbreaking, it offered a pleasant diversion with a solid cast.

The series was a spin-off of the Fox series 'Bones', with the character of Walter Sherman first introduced in a backdoor pilot episode of 'Bones' in Season 6.